Laying eggs
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rminnis
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She (Edith) has been testy lately she was given to me after spending the first 7-8 months of her life with very poor husbandry she is lucky she came to me when she did because now she has everything she needs; she is currently in her laying bin. I hope she doesnt have any problems :S She has not been bred but I do have a male with her in the same room but they are divided and cannot see each other unless i allow it.
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rminnis
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Yeah it was amazing she was getting so big I gave her a couple of days of privacy and wrapped her laying bin in some greenery from a pothos vine and resprayed the sand and gave her a good sized starter hole and first thing in the morning she was working away. Is there any reason I should leave the laying bin in her enclosure now that she has clearly returned to normal size and has covered her hole.? I want to look at the eggs and make sure they are not fertile.
Feel free to dig out those white jelly bean,where are u planning to keep them ?would u like them to be fertile or not fertile?
U can take the bin out for now if u wish to do so.
U can try to incubate the eggs,usually will turn yellow then shrink if its infertile after 2weeks,how many eggs total??in the pic are 26....
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rminnis
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Total of 26 is all
Yes its still too early to tell,wait for few weeks if u decide to keep them.
